A/HRC/32/10 120.157 Ensure continuous schooling of children following the decision on placement in alternative care (Slovenia); 120.158 Continue its efforts to ensure access to state education for all children, without regard to their legal status (Belarus); 120.159 Consider further actions to promote better access to education for children in Greenland and in the Faroe Islands (Estonia); 120.160 Pay special attention to accessibility and the physical environment of educational establishments in line with the suggestions of the National Council for Children (Spain); 120.161 Take effective measures to address the inequality in the status of court interpretation of minority languages (Djibouti); 120.162 Ensure that Inuit children can retain their identity and use their own language (Panama); 120.163 Strengthen policies and initiatives to promote tolerance towards and integration of ethnic minorities in all spheres of society (Singapore); 120.164 Strengthen the employment and education rate among refugees and migrants (South Africa); 120.165 Continue its experimental programme on access to mother tongue education for children belonging to minority groups (State of Palestine); 120.166 Recognise the Thule tribe as a distinct indigenous community capable of vindicating its traditional rights (Plurinational State of Bolivia); 120.167 Fulfil obligations and commitments under international law to enhance efforts to combat hate crimes, especially those targeting refugees, migrants and based on religious background (China); 120.168 Adopt comprehensive immigration legislation consistent with their human rights obligations, to ensure non-discrimination and the effective integration of immigrants (Honduras); 120.169 Continue working to improve its treatment of migrants and refugees in a transparent manner, and with full respect for human rights, especially those of women and children (Japan); 120.170 Increase the security in the shelters for unaccompanied migrant children; investigate cases of disappearances of children from these centres (Mexico); 120.171 Ensure that all relevant international conventions and protocols are respected, and that migrants, particularly children, have access to basic services and are housed in suitable conditions (New Zealand); 120.172 Step up efforts to tackle structural discrimination faced by minority groups, non-citizens and refugees, especially with regard to employment, education, housing, health services, and access to justice (Republic of Korea); 120.173 Take measures to prevent discrimination against migrants and refugees in access to the labour market, as well as to health care and education (Russian Federation); 120.174 Review the legal framework on asylum, migration and immigration and repeal the provisions on denial of stay in the country and expulsion for 24